Change management procedures are established by IS
management to:
A. control the movement of applications from the test
environment to the production environment.
B. control the interruption of business operations from lack
of attention to unresolved problems.
C. ensure the uninterrupted operation of the business in the
event of a disaster.
D. verify that system changes are properly documented.
Answer / guest
Answer: A
Change management procedures are established by IS
management to control the movement of applications from the
test environment to the production environment. Problem
escalation procedures control the interruption of business
operations from lack of attention to unresolved problems,
and quality assurance procedures verify that system changes
are authorized and tested.
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